10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SINGULARISATION»
Discover the use of
singularisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
singularisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Retailising Space: Architecture, Retail and the ...
singularisation of a certain aspect of a thing. The anthropologist Igor Kopytoff was
, to my knowledge, the first person to use the concept of singularisation in a
context of consumption and commodities (Kopytoff 1986). In his essay 'The
cultural ...
Prof Dr Mattias Kärrholm, 2013
2
Vibration of Strongly Nonlinear Discontinuous Systems
... the transcendental equation E(<p) = 0 . Quite similarly resonance regimes may
be calculated for other coordinates of the system. The desired two-parameter
family of solutions may be obtained by means of the procedure of singularisation.
V.I. Babitsky, V.L. Krupenin, 2001
3
Ostrannenie: On "strangeness" and the Moving Image : the ...
In his anthology of Formalist texts entitled Théorie de la littérature (1965),
Todorov chose the word singularisation without clarifying his choice of word.2
Previously, in the passage of “La théorie de la 'méthode formelle',” where Boris ...
Annie van den Oever, 2010
4
Asymmetrical Concepts After Reinhart Koselleck: Historical ...
This serves the purpose of 'political and social singularisation' (Koselleck 2004:
156). A prime example of such tactics is the singling out of Peng Zhen. With the
help of Jiang Qing29, Mao apparently set an elaborate trap for 29 Jiang Qing was
...
Kay Junge, Kirill Postoutenko, 2011
5
Proper Islamic Consumption: Shopping Among the Malays in ...
Kopytoff's notion of 'singularisation' accurately captures this mechanism (1999:
73). With reference to Durkheim, singularisation works to mark certain fields of
society as sacred and thus resistant to any commoditised pollution. In this sense
...
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The Other Kuala Lumpur: Living in the Shadows of a ...
The notion of 'singularisation' accurately captures this dividing mechanism (
Kopytoff 1999: 73). With reference to Durkheim, singularisation works to mark
certain fields of society as sacred and thus resistant to any commoditised
pollution.
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Naming Food After Places: Food Relocalisation and Knowledge ...
In the individual and collective fight to redefine cultural, symbolic and also social
values, local food is simultaneously subjected to contradictory forces of
commodification, de-commodification, homogenisation and singularisation (
Kopytoff ...
Dr Apostolos G Papadopoulos, Dr Maria Fonte, 2012
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A Grammar of Aspect: Usage and Meaning in the Russian Verb
This practice of quoting an instance may conveniently be called 'singularisation'
of a multiple action.1 Below we shall examine the various types of sentence in
which singularisation by means of the perfective present occurs. 6.5.2 Perfective
...
9
Museums in China: The Politics of Representation After Mao
However, they are rarely included in loans due to their extremely high insurance
costs – another measure of value. singularisation (that is, the selection of a
specific object, so as to make it conspicuous or noteworthy) is another source of
value.
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Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: Learning from Stories about ...
Singularisation. and. personalisation. Many of the objects mothers keep are mass
-produced items that are similar to many available on any high street. However,
in the process of being owned by the infant they become singularised. This is a ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SINGULARISATION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
singularisation is used in the context of the following news items.
Les réseaux sociaux changent notre façon d'acheter des vêtements
Les vêtements s'y prêtent particulièrement car ce sont des «produits très personnels, sujets de singularisation. Il y a une envie de partager, d'en parler, ... «Le Figaro, Jul 15»
Par Luc Ferry
... de l'esprit borné. La deuxième est celle de la «singularisation». Bien qu'en apparence contraire à la première, elle en est pourtant la principale conséquence. «Le Figaro, Jul 15»
Comment le football est (presque) devenu un sport individuel
Une Balle dans le pied – Petite histoire de la singularisation des footballeurs, aux manifestations multiples, des noms sur les maillots aux chaussures ... «Les Cahiers du Football, Apr 15»
Mutasa Strips Grace Mugabe Naked
“This is based on the glaring summary suspensions, expulsions and direct malicious accusations of treason and singularisation of individuals by the president,” ... «ZimEye - Zimbabwe News, Mar 15»
Les Français et la gastronomie : leurs nouveaux besoins de …
Les Français et la gastronomie : leurs nouveaux besoins de singularisation. lundi 16 février 2015 15:48. Réagissez. Partager, Imprimer, Agrandir taille de ... «L'Hôtellerie Restauration, Feb 15»
Environnement et initiative économique au Sénégal: Quelles …
Le dédoublement ainsi que la singularisation dominant chez les différents acteurs du public traduisent une logique de gestion sectorielle. C'est la confusion ... «S'informer en temps réel, Jun 14»
Il y a #25ans et vingt-cinq ans: le débat continue…
C'est typique de cette génération qui connaît une nette singularisation des parcours.» L'interview complète se trouve par ici. Et pourtant, notre volonté était ... «Le Soir, Jan 14»
The perils of simplicity and over-simplification for brands
This belief in the power of simplicity has led to a "singularisation" of marketing. People may no longer talk about the unique selling proposition, but there is still ... «Marketing, Oct 13»
"Poésie & performance : enjeux théoriques, historiques et critiques"
Cette singularisation de la performance poétique s'appuie sur une histoire qui, certes, relève de l'histoire générale de la performance, mais qui suit aussi un ... «Fabula, Sep 13»
Le voile: vaine polémique? 1.
Nous l'avons déjà dit ici : il faut voir le voile comme un symbole et s'interroger sur ce que cette singularisation culturelle entraîne d'un point de vue sociologique, ... «LesObservateurs.ch, Aug 13»
